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  • n  informal abbreviation of `gentleman'
  • n  a boy or man
  • n  port city in northwestern Belgium and industrial center; famous for cloth industry

  • By the end of Clones, Anakin is still a decent, stalwart gent, light-years removed from the malefic Vader.
  • It happens that this distinguished gent was a minor hero of my rock 'n roll youth.
  • A woman finds herself sucked into a poorly drawn black-and white-comic strip, where she quickly falls in love with an animated, mullet-wearing gent in a leather jacket.
News & Articles

  • Cruise’s dad/daughter dining
    You have part custody and an adored child . . . so . . . where’s a big gent with big money spend a small weekend with his small kid...
    June 13, 2013 - New York Post
  • They’re Not Dead Yet
    The genial gent with the glasses doesn’t look like a dinosaur, but the Hartford Courant’s Frank Rizzo is one: One of the last remaining full-time theater critics in Connecticut—and, to indulge in dramatic license, perhaps in the nation, the planet, the cosmos. Rizzo is intent on reversing the fossil trend.
    June 11, 2013 - New Haven Independent
  • Update on Gentium's Defibrotide - Analyst Blog
    Gentium S.p.A. ( GENT ) recently announced that it is seeking a re-examination of the negative opinion issued on defibrotide by the European Medicines Agency's (EMA) Committee for
    June 10, 2013 - Nasdaq
Quotes

  • Johnny Depp in Examiner.com
    Depp described Cook to the LA Times as "the sweetest man on the planet and such a gent", and said, "When things went a little sideways on the first 'Pirates' movie and others at the studio were less than enthusiastic about my interpretation...
  • Kris Peeters in United Press International
    It is important that the factory in Gent (Ghent) has a future,Peeters said. "The jobs there are very important. Under certain conditions we are prepared to provide guarantees of $280 million to $420 million for the European Investment Bank...

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